US11752455B2ActiveUtilityA1
Vibrating paint strainer stand
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jul 7, 2020Filed: Jul 7, 2021Granted: Sep 12, 2023
Est. expiryJul 7, 2040(~14 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Nathan A. Wedl
B01D 33/0307B01D 33/801B01D 35/20B01D 2201/04B05B 15/40B05B 15/20B01D 2201/0415
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Abstract
A system and method for a vibrating paint strainer stand that enables the user to effectuate the flow of paint through a paint strainer by vibration whereby the paint strainer is positioned in a paint strainer holder on the stand such that one or more vibration motors attached on a neck opposite of the holder can provide vibration to the paint strainer.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1. A vibrating paint strainer stand, the vibrating paint strainer stand comprising:
a base having an upper flat surface for a paint container to rest upon, a neck attached to the base at a rear of the base wherein the neck is an elongated member extending upward from at or near a rear surface of the base, a paint strainer holder attached to the neck, and one or more vibration motors directly attached to the neck, wherein the paint strainer holder extends out forward from the neck, wherein the paint strainer holder is in a shape of a ring that is parallel to and directly positioned over the base, wherein the paint strainer holder is configured to hold a paint strainer in an upright position wherein a top area of the paint strainer rests upon the ring wherein a bottom area extends down past the ring further comprising a dust cover positioned over the neck and the one or more vibration motors, wherein the neck is attached to the base by a rubber bushing.
2. The vibrating paint strainer stand according to claim 1 , further comprising a switch to control the one or more vibration motors.
3. The vibrating paint strainer stand according to claim 1 , wherein one or more supports are positioned under the base.
4. A vibrating paint strainer stand, the vibrating paint strainer stand comprising:
a paint strainer holder configured to hold a paint strainer and one or more vibration motors to provide vibration to the paint strainer positioned in the paint strainer holder above a paint container, wherein the vibrating paint strainer stand has a neck attached to a base at a rear of the base wherein the neck is an elongated member extending upward from at or near a rear surface of the base, wherein the paint strainer holder extends out forward from a neck, wherein the paint strainer holder is in a shape of a ring that is parallel to and directly positioned over the base, wherein the paint strainer holder is configured to hold the paint strainer in an upright position wherein a top area of the paint strainer rests upon the ring wherein a bottom area extends down from the ring, wherein the one or more vibration motors are connected to the neck further comprising a dust cover positioned over the neck and the one or more vibration motors, wherein the neck is attached to the base by a rubber bushing and the one or more vibration motors are directly attached to the neck.
5. The vibrating paint strainer stand according to claim 4 , further comprising a switch to control the one or more vibration motors.
6. The vibrating paint strainer stand according to claim 4 , wherein a power source is positioned inside of a supporting structure of the base.
7. The vibrating paint strainer stand according to claim 4 , the base having a surface and two base supports positioned under the surface.
8. The vibrating paint strainer stand according to claim 7 , wherein circuitry components and power source positioned under the base and between the two base supports.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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